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Poland lose 1-0 to Bosnia and Herzegovina in Zenica after Warsaw draw

Poland followed a goalless home draw with Bosnia with a 1-0 away defeat in Zenica, damaging their position in Nations League Group B4.

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Poland's 2026-27 Nations League campaign suffered a setback when they lost 1-0 to Bosnia and Herzegovina in Zenica. The hosts scored late in a tight match, and Poland could not respond.

The defeat came after a 0-0 draw between the two sides in Warsaw. Across the two games Poland therefore collected a single point from a possible six, leaving them short of the results they needed in their League B group. Bosnia, playing without their veteran striker Edin Dzeko, took the three points that mattered more to them.

The result mattered because it came after an uneven run for Poland in the competition. They had lost 3-1 in Sweden and then beaten Romania 6-0, a heavy win that raised expectations. The loss in Zenica showed how fragile that recovery was and increased the pressure on the squad and its coaching staff as the group moved into its closing rounds, including the return meeting with Romania.

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